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The short answer is not exactly.

It highly depends on what you want you want to do. If you need the current numbers like shown in https://ghbtns.com/ or you want the current user to create a fork without being redirected to bitbucketBitbucket website, you could send a POST request like explained in the fork api reference.

If you just want a button that looks and works approximately the same that you linked to, just place a normal bootstrap button and link it to your bitbucketBitbucket repo. For example if you want the "fork" link, get it by right clicking on "Fork this repository" menu item shown below and selecting "Copy link location/address"  . Image ripped from atlassian docs.

After the button works you'll probably want to style the button and the icon to look similar to a GithubGitHub button. Note that bitbucketBitbucket has no "Star" function like GithubGitHub.

The short answer is not exactly.

It highly depends on what you want you want to do. If you need the current numbers like shown in https://ghbtns.com/ or you want the current user to create a fork without being redirected to bitbucket website, you could send a POST request like explained in the fork api reference.

If you just want a button that looks and works approximately the same that you linked to, just place a normal bootstrap button and link it to your bitbucket repo. For example if you want the "fork" link, get it by right clicking on "Fork this repository" menu item shown below and selecting "Copy link location/address"  Image ripped from atlassian docs.

After the button works you'll probably want to style the button and the icon to look similar to a Github button. Note that bitbucket has no "Star" function like Github.

The short answer is not exactly.

It highly depends on what you want you want to do. If you need the current numbers like shown in https://ghbtns.com/ or you want the current user to create a fork without being redirected to Bitbucket website, you could send a POST request like explained in the fork api reference.

If you just want a button that looks and works approximately the same that you linked to, just place a normal bootstrap button and link it to your Bitbucket repo. For example if you want the "fork" link, get it by right clicking on "Fork this repository" menu item shown below and selecting "Copy link location/address". Image ripped from atlassian docs.

After the button works you'll probably want to style the button and the icon to look similar to a GitHub button. Note that Bitbucket has no "Star" function like GitHub.

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The short answer is not exactly.

It highly depends on what you want you want to do. If you need the current numbers like shown in https://ghbtns.com/ or you want the current user to create a fork without being redirected to bitbucket website, you could send a POST request like explained in the fork api reference.

If you just want a button that looks and works approximately the same that you linked to, just place a normal bootstrap button and link it to your bitbucket repo. For example if you want the "fork" link, get it by right clicking on "Fork this repository" menu item shown below and selecting "Copy link location/address" Image ripped from atlassian docs.

After the button works you'll probably want to style the button and the icon to look similar to a Github button. Note that bitbucket has no "Star" function like Github.